docker-compose.yml now mounts the working directory at /var/www/html so
PHP changes take effect without an image rebuild. To avoid a mount nested
inside that bind mount, the storage directory moves out to /var/www/storage
(still a named volume). Config gains a STORAGE_PATH env var driving both the
SQLite database and the JWT signing-key location; the entrypoint chowns that
directory. The Dockerfile is unchanged and still builds a self-contained
image (STORAGE_PATH defaults back to ./storage when unset).
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PHP 8.3 + Apache image serving public/ on port 8080, with pdo_sqlite and
mbstring built in. The container entrypoint applies migrations as www-data
before starting Apache; the SQLite database and generated JWT signing key
persist in a named "storage" volume. `docker compose up -d` is now the
primary way to run the project without a local PHP toolchain.
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